Prorating training due to unavailability means?

• A. To increase training requirements
• B. To shift training to a later date
• C. To reduce continuation (flying) training requirements
• D. To cancel training entirely

Answer: (C)

Prorating training due to unavailability means adjusting the amount of training required downward to match the time and resources actually available. When a flight line, instructor, or simulator isn’t available, you don’t add more to the plan or cancel everything; you scale the continuation (flying) requirements to reflect the period you could train. For example, if the standard continuation flying requirement is 8 hours but only half the time is usable, the requirement would be reduced to about 4 hours. This keeps progress moving forward fairly despite disruptions, rather than increasing demands, delaying everything, or canceling training entirely.